Ace of Swords tarot card

Ace of Swords deity

Hades and Persephone. He rose up in his chariot to bring her down to the underworld, they loved each other, and he is the god of the minerals that are used to make swords.

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Ace of Swords meaning

Ace of Swords reversed Meaning

Ace of Swords reversed Meaning
The Laetha
Hades and Persephone. He rose up in his chariot to bring her down to the underworld, they loved each other, and he is the god of the minerals that are used to make swords.
Metis (Μῆτις, "wisdom," "skill," or "craft"), in ancient Greek religion, was a mythological character belonging to the Titan generation
Mercury / Hermes is the super literal roman and greek god.
Egyptian - Amon
Sumero-Babylonian - Marduk
Greek - Zeus
Roman - Jupiter
Egyptian - Mut, Isis (as mother)
Sumero-Babylonian - Ninhursaga, Aruru
Greek - Hera
Roman - Juno (as queen)
Egyptian - Bes, Harparkrat
Sumero-Babylonian - Enkidu
Greek - Pan
Roman - Pan, Silvanus
Egyptian - Osiris
Sumero-Babylonian - Nabu (as priest)
Greek - Dionysos Zagreus
Roman - Liber Pater
Egyptian - Isis (as priestess)
Sumero-Babylonian - Inanna, Ishtar (as priestess)
Greek - Demeter (as priestess)
Roman - Ceres (priestess)
Egyptian - Isis & Osiris (lovers)
Sumero-Babylonian - Ishtar & Tammuz (lovers)
Greek - Eros & Psyche (lowers)
Roman - Venus & Mars
Egyptian - Prah, Thoth
Sumero-Babylonian - Enki, Ea
Greek - Hermes
Roman - Mercury